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An aging fan may become noisy and inefficient or simply fail and stop spinning, leaving your MacBook Pro 17" Unibody (Mid 2010-Late 2011) to overheat and eventually damaging your processors. Replace a defective fan to fix overheating problems or to keep your laptop running quietly.
If your screen is facing you, this is the fan on the left side of the machine.
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An aging fan may become noisy and inefficient or simply fail and stop spinning, leaving your MacBook Pro 17" Unibody (Mid 2010-Late 2011) to overheat and eventually damaging your processors. Replace a defective fan to fix overheating problems or to keep your laptop running quietly.
If your screen is facing you, this is the fan on the left side of the machine.
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MacBook Pro 17" Unibody
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MacBook Pro 17" Unibody - Noisy non-functional Left Fan Replacement;
Thanks to your very explicit website guidance, I bought exactly the correct parts from you.
(I also bought a spare right fan just in-case.)
Thanks to your very explicit website guidance, I bought exactly the correct parts from you.
I also bought a spare right fan just in-case.
Your package arrived FedEx at my front-door in Tel Aviv about a week after making the order.
A Mac-savvy friend took about 5 minutes to replace the very noisy-non functional left fan.
Now my laptop is running perfectly again.
I am delighted to have it back…
iFixit provides an invaluable service…
Beautiful organized, easy to understand advice.
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MacBook Pro 17" Unibody - Noisy non-functional Left Fan Replacement;
Thanks to your very explicit website guidance, I bought exactly the correct parts from you.
(I also bought a spare right fan just in-case.)
Thanks to your very explicit website guidance, I bought exactly the correct parts from you.
. . .
One fan had a bearing failing so I replaced both while inside.
Flawlessly.
Used iFixit tool kits for best fit.
Left fan sounded like it was a rocket ship taking off for space.
It went really well!! It was way easier than I had expected - the guide seemed overwhelming at first, but it didn't take as long as I had thought it would! Really pleased with the product and the guide!
Get a little paper plate or cup for your screws - they're very little and easy to lose.
Left fan sounded like it was a rocket ship taking off for space.
It went really well!! It was way easier than I had expected - the guide seemed overwhelming at first, but it didn't take as long as I had thought it would! Really pleased with the product and the guide!
Get a little paper plate or cup fo . . .
The fan started groaning like a sick cow about to die or give birth—pick your poison.
Extremely easy. It took longer to remove the tiny screws on the bottom of the MBP than it did to replace the fan.
Line up the screws in the order they are removed. You don't want to mess up the order. Be sure to have a very tiny star shaped screw driver. Most of mine were too large for the fan screws, but I eventually found one in a tiny screw drive kit I bought a long time ago.
The fan started groaning like a sick cow about to die or give birth—pick your poison.
Extremely easy. It took longer to remove the tiny screws on the bottom of the MBP than it did to replace the fan.
Line up the screws in the order they are removed. You don't want to mess up the order. Be sure to . . .
One day my MacBook Pro started rattling very loudly whenever the fans came on. It was very annoying and got in the way of my work.
It took me about a half hour to complete the repair, except that I had to run out to get a new screwdriver in the middle of the repair. The repair described in the manuals said I would need a phillips screwdriver. But the screws that held down the fans in my MacBook Pro were actually a very small Torx screw (a star hole in the head). I had to get one since it was a very unusual screwdriver to have. Once I had that, the repair went very smoothly after that.
Check to make sure which screws are actually holding down the fans - Torx or Phillips and get the right screwdriver.
One day my MacBook Pro started rattling very loudly whenever the fans came on. It was very annoying and got in the way of my work.
It took me about a half hour to complete the repair, except that I had to run out to get a new screwdriver in the middle of the repair. The repair described in the manu . . .
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